Signs at the Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (Photo: Dan McQuade/Deadspin)

MINNEAPOLIS — Travelers for the Super Bowl continue to stream into Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. They’re being greeted by a sign that informs them of the dangers of the Super Bowl program.

ā€œPlease keep your program with you,ā€ a sign from TSA and MSP informs travelers at baggage claim. ā€œPlace it in a bin by itself when you go through security.ā€

No, Super Bowl programs aren’t dangerous. But the magazines, which are produced by H.O. Zimman, Inc., have a cover with an ultra-thin holographic transfer metallization. That could cause issues with baggage screening, especially when thousands of fans are leaving MSP Airport starting on Monday.

ā€œTSA recommends that Super Bowl programs be transported in carry-on baggage,ā€ Transportation Security Administration spokeswoman Lorie Dankers says. ā€œThis is not a requirement. However, it will reduce the chances of a bad check during the security screening process.ā€

Travelers who abide by that TSA recommendation will have to put their Super Bowl program in a separate bin as it goes through the carry-on security screening. That ā€œwill ensure a smooth trip through the security checkpoint.ā€ Fans in town for the Super Bowl will find out how smooth that trip is starting tomorrow.